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Résumé
A fast-paced introduction to Tomcat. Learn to build and administer commercial-quality Web applications with Tomcat, the open source Servlet container from Apaches Jakarta Project. Tomcat runs JavaServer Pages and servlets, and integrates with other Apache tools for testing and debugging applications, utilizing frameworks, and implementing Web services. Tomcat Kick Start is a hands-on, practical guide to developing server-side Java applications with Tomcat. Starting with the basic principles of Web servers, servlet programming, and JSP development before introducing more advanced concepts, this book provides a solid foundation for developing Tomcat Web applications. Separate chapters on Tomcat installation and administration are intended for administrators with or without a development background.
Sommaire
- BASIC PRINCIPLES
- Overview of Jakarta Tomcat, Servlets, and JSPs
- Installing Jakarta Tomcat
- Basic Principles of Web Servers
- Basic Principles of Servlets
- Basic Principles of JSPs
- Troubleshooting Servlets and JSPs
- DEVELOPMENT AND ADMINISTRATION
- The Web Application Environment
- Session Tracking
- Databases and Tomcat
- Custom Tags and TagLibs
- JSP Expression Language and JSTL
- Error Handling
- Logging Using Tomcat
- Access Control
- Administering Tomcat in a Live Environment
- Configuring Tomcat
- ADVANCED TOPICS
- Architectures
- Servlet Filters
- Tomcat Valves
- Frameworks and Jakarta Struts
- Testing with Jakarta Cactus
- Integrating Tomcat with a Web Server
- Securing Web Applications Under Tomcat
- Tomcat and J2EE
- Web Services and Axis
Caractéristiques
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Date de parution02/01/2003
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Editeur
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ISBN0-672-32439-3
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EAN9780672324390
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PrésentationBroché
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Nb. de pages530 pages
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Poids0.895 Kg
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Dimensions18,6 cm × 23,0 cm × 3,1 cm
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À propos des auteurs
Martin Bond is a software designer and Java developer who, since 1995, has worked primarily as a trainer, course writer, and technical author specializing in Unix, C, C++, Java, and software design. Martin has written training courses on Unix, XML, Java, and Solaris Security. Debbie Law started on compiler development for parallel processing systems, later working on the design and development of client server applications. She writes books, training material, and technical papers to pay the bills and for fun, maintains part of the Web site of a major UK charity. The authors of this book work for Content Master, a technical authoring and consultancy company specializing in developing technical content. For more information please visit www.contentmaster.com. Previously the authors contributed to Sams Teach Yourself J2EE in 21 Days, published in 2002.